Sentence examples for characteristics in parallel from inspiring English sources
The present work employs theoretical investigations (supported by simulation results) on the entropy generation characteristics in parallel microchannel cooling systems (PMCS) employing water and nanofluid as working fluids.
In this paper, we propose a three stage (i.e. pre-processing, classification, post-processing); automatic liver segmentation algorithm that adapts its parameters according to each patient by learning the data set characteristics in parallel to segmentation process to address all the challenging aspects mentioned above.
This special laminar texture kind of formation bears the following characteristics: In parallel bedding directions (horizontal), its physical and mechanical properties are very close and can be approximately considered as the same; however, great differences exist between any direction of the bedding plane and that of the vertical bedding.
Therefore, measuring Tθ and Tω characteristics in parallel with the TΔL relation may offer additional insight into age-related differences in functional capability.
In contrast, there were no associations of 25OHD levels with cancer prognostic characteristics in parallel analyses among postmenopausal women (Figures 2 and S2).
Therefore, targeting pHi-regulatory proteins in cancer cells could address distinct pathological characteristics in parallel.
However, due to their inherent characteristics, flow maldistribution in parallel configurations is commonly observed and leads to starvation of reagents in middle channels.
The second hypothesis assumes that the storage of conjugated characteristics is performed in parallel, and both integrated and isolated information are kept in the memory through different mechanisms.
A microchannel reactor was designed and fabricated based on the unique fluid-flow and mass transfer characteristics in a closely parallel channel for the deposition of copper sulfide (CuxS) thin films.
He selected North American and East Asian species (cedars, magnolias and witch hazels, to name a few) that share characteristics because they evolved in parallel on separate continents that were one land mass long ago.
This paper shows how the supersonic aerodynamics is managed to provide the desirable flow induction characteristics through computational study and, in parallel, experimental results including flow visualization showing actual behavior with different-shaped rotor vanes.
